Usually 14 days after the day it starts. Sperm can live up to 5 days, so if she ovulates on time having sex as early as day 9 can be risky. She might even ovulate earlier, so yes... having sex after her period is pretty risky....
2007-01-29 14:26:21
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answered by ~*Isabel*~ 5
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Actually, most women DO NOT ovulate on Day 14. Ovulation can range quite a bit (which is why the Rhythm Method failed so often in the past). A woman can ovulate several days before Day 14 or several days after. Women w/ long or irregular cycles are especially prone to ovulating much, much later than expected. Day counting only works for those women w/ textbook cycles and/or a long preovulation fertile phase.
Additionally, a woman cannot "get pregnant anytime of the month." A woman is ONLY fertile for about 6 days (give or take) per cycle. The fertile phase begins when fertile quality cervical fluid shows up. The most fertile CF usually coincides w/ ovulation. After ovulation, the egg only survives for around 12-24 hour and fertile CF often dries up right away, leaving the best time to conceive as BEFORE ovulation.
Charting and/or ovulation prediction kits (though I am heavily biased in favor of charting for many reasons) can help to predict ovulation so you can time intercourse appropriately. Charting can also help a couple avoid conception w/o contraception.
2007-01-30 05:20:42
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answered by Kari 4
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i don't know what ministration is, but if you mean menstruation, then a woman can get pregnant any time of the month even on her period.
2007-01-29 14:27:02
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answered by divamommy_4 4
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